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Paraguay

1 active event · 1 significant · worst red · Updated 16 September 2026

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Brief · 17 September 2026

A major wildfire is burning in Paraguay, first tracked on 16 September 2026 and carrying a red alert level. The event was newly identified in the past week, with a total fire radiative power of 7,030 MW recorded across multiple satellite passes.

Wildfire A red-level wildfire in Paraguay has shown a total fire radiative power of 7,030 MW and a peak FRP of 212 MW, with 200 thermal detections across 13 satellite passes and burning detected over a 19-hour span.

  • A wildfire in Paraguay, first tracked on 16 September 2026, is new and still active.

Summarised from Hazardly's tracked events for the seven days to 17 September 2026 · no external sources. Generated by claude-sonnet-5 at 17 Sept, 20:42 UTC, not reviewed by a person before publication. Outbreak lines name the disease and country only; WHO's bulletin text is on each outbreak's event page.

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Countries · by trend

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CountryActiveWorstTrendChanged
Brazil65REDsteady9 escalating · 21 steady · 35 new2h ago
Bolivia8REDsteady3 steady · 4 new2h ago
Paraguay1REDnew1 new2d ago
Argentina2ORANGEnew1 new16h ago
Chile1GREENnew8h ago
Peru2GREENnew2 new23h ago
Venezuela1GREENnew1 new4d ago
Suriname1GREENnew1 new4d ago
Panama1GREENnew1 new4d ago
Guyana1GREENnew1 new4d ago
Costa Rica1GREENnew1 new4d ago
Colombia1GREENnew1 new4d ago

Trend compares each event’s own source-reported measure across Hazardly’s last two ingests. It measures reported change, not impact: a fire whose satellite coverage improved overnight can read as escalating, and a storm can weaken while its damage is still unfolding.

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